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Livestock Act 1997.

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Abstract
This Act, consisting of 88 sections divided into ten Parts and completed by two Schedules, provides for all matters related to livestock in South Australia.
The Act contains provisions on the establishment of livestock advisory groups, and regulates their functions and powers (Part 2), it foresees the elaboration of a code of practice for the livestock industry, it defines requirements for the registration for keeping of animals and for artificial breeding and veterinary diagnostic laboratories (Part 3). For what concerns the health of livestock, the Act defines notifiable conditions, investigations and measures to control and eradicated diseases and contamination (Part 4). Under Part 5, the Exotic Diseases Eradication Fund is established and regulated. Part 6 is dedicated to apiculture, Part 7 covers the registration of brands and Part 8 contains provisions on the enforcement of the Act.
Long title of text
An Act to regulate matters relating to livestock; to repeal the Apiaries Act 1931, the Branding of Pigs Act 1964, the Brands Act 1933, the Cattle Compensation Act 1939, the Deer Keepers Act 1987, the Foot and Mouth Disease Eradication Fund Act 1958, the Stock Act 1990 and the Swine Compensation Act 1936; and for other purposes.
Notes
This Act repeals the Apiaries Act 1931, the Branding of Pigs Act 1964, the Brands Act 1933, the Cattle Compensation Act 1939, the Deer Keepers Act 1987, the Foot and Mouth Disease Eradication Fund Act 1958, the Stock Act 1990 and the Swine Compensation Act 1936.Last amendments up Livestock (Emergency Animal Disease) Amendment Act 2022.
Repealed
No
Source language

English

Legislation Amendment
No
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